On November 14th, Agadir will host an unmissable event for berry professionals from around the World.
The Morocco Berry Conference, organized by the Moroccan consultancy and training agency Green Smile, represents an important opportunity to go deep into crucial issues such as innovation and sustainability in the small fruit agricultural sector, thanks to the contribution made by the most authoritative international experts in the sector .
Morocco, since years now, has been among the leading countries in the production of berries with an interesting future growth trend.
The focus on market trends, also in the agricultural field, will give Pasquini & Bini the opportunity to present the latest news about the production pots’ sector: further than to be an unmissable networking opportunity, the Morocco Berry Conference will be the best showcase to display the new pot Rubus and the Infinity line.
With the aim of further expanding its offer in the fruit growing sector, Pasquini & Bini combines the already well known blueberry pots, such as Eracle and Super-Eracle, with Rubus, the innovative pot designed specifically for the production of raspberries which offers a significantly higher plant yield than that obtained with the pots traditionally used for this kind of crop.
Also available in the eco-sustainable Infinity line, it offers superior performance compared to polyethylene or polypropylene containers, thanks to the phyto-stimulating action guaranteed by the special material obtained from the recycling of Poly Al, together with the use of acidic and sub-acid substrates and better control of temperature, with reductions of up to 10 degrees less during the summer months.
The Infinity line also stands out for its lower consumption of water resources in the irrigation phases, emerging as a concrete example of innovation with low environmental impact.
Rubus represents a revolution in the field of soilless production and a step forward towards more productive and sustainable agriculture.
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